While Trump is a friend of the fossil industry, global gas markets may be again shaken up if Donald Trump wins the November US presidential election. The granting of approvals for new LNG projects will resume, regardless of who wins, but some worry that a second Trump administration could reignite tariff wars, especially with China. Reporting by Andrés Cala, senior LNG correspondent, Montel. Contributors: Ira Joseph, a senior researcher in Columbia University’s Centre of Global Energy Policy. Henning Gloystein, Eurasia’s director of energy, climate and resources